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Week 1: Exponent Review
Monday, August 22nd (Review: Exponents) (Course 3/Chapter 4/Section 1/pg 162)
To Dos:
Warmup: Is there a simpler expression for the sum of 5 + 5 + 5 + 5, if you're not sure just simply solve it
Review Warmup; Just as repeated addition can be simplified by multiplication, repeated multiplication can be simplified using exponents
FS = Can someone come up to the board and give me an example of a number in exponential form? (1 volunteer)
What is this number called? (base)
What is this number called? (exponent)
How do you read it?
Can you solve it?
Can four more folks come up to the board and give me an example of an exponent?...and solve it?
Real Life: If you say my room is 8 foot by 8 foot, what does that mean?
Workbook: Do pg 24, #1, #5, #6 and #17 independently, then together as a class
Take out assignment notebooks and HWPWs
POTENTIAL HOMEWORK: pg 24; 2, 3, 7, 8, 18
Tuesday, August 23rd (Review: Integer Exponents, Part I)
To Dos:
Warmup: 1. Word up the following expression, 2. Identify the base and the exponent, 3. Solve: 5^3
Review Warmup
In your notebooks, set up 10^3
By yourself, what by what by what (second line)
Four volunteers
By yourself, what is the answer? (third line)
Four volunteers
In your notebooks, set up the 10 chart
Work through the 10 chart
Workbook: Do pg 25, #2, #4 independently, then together as a class
Take out assignment notebooks
POTENTIAL HOMEWORK: pg 25, 1, 6
Wednesday, August 24th (Integer Exponents, Part II)
To Dos:
Warmup: 1. Word up the following expression, 2. Identify the base and the exponent, 3. Explain it, 4. Solve: 10^-6
Review Warmup
In your notebooks, set up -2^-3
Does anyone know what Step 1 is?
Does anyone know what Step 2 is?
Solve it
Workbook: Do pg 25, #9, independently, then together as a class (3 PARTS)
POTENTIAL HOMEWORK: pg 25, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14
Thursday, August 25th (Properties of Exponents)
To Dos:
Warmup: 1. Word up the following expression, 2. Identify the base and the exponent, 3. Explain, 4. Solve: 3^-5
Review Warmup
In your notebooks, set up three columns
Review example A
Review example B
Review example C
Workbook: Do pg 26, #1, #2, #9, #17, #18 independently, then together as a class
POTENTIAL HOMEWORK: pg 26; 5, 6, 13, 21, 22
Friday, August 26th
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Monday, August 22nd (Review: Exponents) (Course 3/Chapter 4/Section 1/pg 162)
To Dos:POTENTIAL HOMEWORK: pg 24; 2, 3, 7, 8, 18
Tuesday, August 23rd (Review: Integer Exponents, Part I)
To Dos:POTENTIAL HOMEWORK: pg 25, 1, 6
Wednesday, August 24th (Integer Exponents, Part II)
To Dos:POTENTIAL HOMEWORK: pg 25, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14
Thursday, August 25th (Properties of Exponents)
To Dos:POTENTIAL HOMEWORK: pg 26; 5, 6, 13, 21, 22
Friday, August 26th